516 W San Antonio St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Welcome to 516 W. San Antonio Street, a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of Fredericksburg history. Built circa 1882 (GCAD) but according to Elise Kowert's rendition of the history of this home in one of her books, it was built in May, June and July of 1885 by a stonemason named Joseph Moritz for the outrageous sum of $121.30. Now, it appears from the article that this is for labor only. This home is nestled in the heart of the town's Historic District and showcases the timeless craftsmanship and character of a bygone era. From its classic German-style limestone faade to the red standing seam roof, this property captures the essence of Hill Country heritage. Step inside to discover original hardwood floors, antique doors, and exposed stonework that tell a story of enduring elegance and thoughtful preservation. Tasteful updates have been carefully integrated to maintain the home's authenticity while offering modern comfort. Needing more room for visiting guests, the owners decided to construct a guesthouse in the back yard. Designed to replicate a heritage barn, it contains approx. 900+/- SF of living space, 1 bed/1 bath, large living area along with huge storage space downstairs. Other structures on the property include a very special playhouse brought in from Calif for the grandkids, the old outhouse and a hand-dug well. This property is ideal as your get-a-way home for you and your guests. It does not have an STR permit, however, according to City of